Kathmandu Day Tour

14/10/2020

We will rise again

Mukti from Himalayas on Foot PLTD with his clients getting ready for the Mount Everest Trek. First guests of this season. Sending greetings of safe & happy trails!

27/06/2017

Helicopter Sunrise day trip to the Everest Base camp /Kalapatter
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For those who have limited time or other considerations from going trekking, there is another way to encounter with the Himalayas, by Helicopter in Nepal in only half day that offer a panoramic encounter with the highest peaks on earth.Helicopter departs from Kathmandu early in the morning with surmise by Helicopter , flies alongside of the Himalaya to give you eye-level views of the snow peaks, and then brings you back in one hour. Cruising close to the awesome massifs of rock and ice, the flight presents an overwhelming sight. As the helicopter takes off and heads towards the east, you do not have to wait too long to find out what's in store for you. First to your far left, you see Gosaithan, also called Sh**ha Pangma, standing at the majestic height of 8,013m. Immediately to the right of Gosaithan, there appears Dorje Lhakpa (6,966m), a mountain that looks like the number 8 lying down and covered with snow. To the right of Dorje Lhakpa is Phurbi-Chyachu, which looms over the Kathmandu Valley,Helicopter fly very low thats why you will see the beautiful landscape,local houses/traces /forest all ,you will really come in emotion the the amazing village around the mountain
after you fly for an hour you will be landing in Lukla airport to refill the fuel which is about 2600 Meter from the c label and you have time to come out and take some picture then the flight continue to Kalapatter where is the best place to see the views of mt Everest including many other mountain as well as the base camp ,the altitude at the kalapatter is already 5545 from the c level so that you have not more then 10 minute time for photos and enjoying the view after that flight continue to the Everest view hotel which the only highest star hotel in the wold and take a coffee then the flight back to kathmandu
so the total time for this trip will be 4 hours include the 3 stops ,pilot guides you abut the information of the different area /mountain and all

Total cost for the trip :1910U$D per person (need at least 3 person )
cost include cost for the helicopter/permits/guide

15/02/2015

www.kathmandudaytour.com

22/05/2014

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Travel-g293889-s208/Nepal:Weather.And.When.To.Go.html

Current and forecast weather conditions for Nepal including seasonal information for travelers

19/05/2014

Kathmandu cycle day tour Tour

Bike the Himalayas on a full-day mountain bike tour around Kathmandu. Cycle the ridge-top trails encircling the valley's rim, traveling on quiet dirt roads. Immerse yourself in the wilderness of mountain villages, small temples, and more
Kathmandu-Jamcho hight -Kathmandu Tour
Enjoy a challenging 27-mile (45-kilometer), 3-4 hour bike ride, climbing through the National Park jungle, with breathtaking views and a brilliant descent along a rough-and-ready trail as the reward for hardcore mountain bikers. once you get to the top of Jamcho you fell like a heaven being here ,the best place to see the view of kathmandu valley and in the other hand you will see the views of big himalayas you have the lunch there on the top and you will return back to kathmandu at the evening

Guide: English (if you require the guide is aviable who speak your own language )
Duration: 1 day
Starts after the breakfast from the hotel you are staying at
Cost-65 U$D per person
include-Guide /cycle/lunch /permit

• Grade: Difficult
• Distance: 27 miles (45 kilometers)

16/05/2014

Parashuram Lamichhane

16/05/2014

Rikshow Day tour Thamel to Kathmandu durbar square and back to Dream Garden

One of the more interesting and good way of getting around inside the cities is by rickshaw. Rickshaw rides are safe and environmentally friendly way for locals and visitors alike to enjoy. For trips that are too far to walk but, too near to drive so, book rickshaw with us and enjoy unforgettable experience in a street legal, human-powered vehicle. In the old city in Kathmandu you may see many examples of rickshaws pulled by bicycle. Traditionally, rickshaw drivers hire their rickshaw which means that they may try hard to get a ‘good’ deal from you to offset their hire costs. You may also find in this respect that prices for rickshaw journeys vary considerably.
the most popular Rikshow drive in Kathmandu is from Thamel all the way goes to kathmandu durbar square through the old Local market Asan/Indrachock/then to durbar square then back to the Garden of dream ,we provide you the wonderful lunch there and drop you to your hotel

So basically we give you the guide/rickshaw /entry fee and the lunch for the tour
Cost for the Trip:45$ per person
Tour Start :9.00 Am
Tour Finish:4 PM

29/04/2014

Happy Mother's Day for all .....

28/04/2014

http://www.nepalitimes.com/blogs/thebrief/2014/04/26/the-winter-of-our-spring/

28/04/2014

http://thehimalayantimes.com/fullNews.php?headline=Chinese+plane+arrives+to+join+NAC+fleet&NewsID=413012&a=3

27/04/2014

http://www.thehimalayantimes.com/fullNews.php?headline=Climate+change+likely+to+make+Everest+even+riskier&NewsID=412645

NEW DELHI: Climbing to the roof of the world is becoming less predictable and possibly more dangerous, scientists say, as climate change brings warmer temperatures that may eat through the ice and snow on Mount Everest. Nepal was left reeling when a sudden ice avalanche slammed down onto a group of…

27/04/2014

HIMALAYAN NEWS SERVICE
KATHMANDU: With operators shutting down operations citing fear of violence, safety concerns and tension at the base camp, almost all Everest expeditions have been called off. According to Mingma Sherpa of Seven Summit Treks, two helicopters were used to get all the logistics and gear down to the base camp. “After the ministry granted permission to collect gear from the Western CWM, also known as the Valley of Silence, climbers chartered a chopper to bring back the load from Camps 1 and 2,” Sherpa said, adding that some have also been tasked with dismantling tents. Most climbers are now descending from base camp to head for home. A few climbers might try to summit other mountains, he added. The government collected US$ 3.34 million in royalty from Mt Everest this season, issuing permits to 334 climbers and nearly 400 guides for 31 expeditions. Meanwhile, Chinese climbers Quingyong Zhang and Geng Zhu have given Rs 7 million to the families of avalanche victims.

Nepal Mountaineering Association urges PM to act

KATHMANDU: Nepal Mountaineering Association has drawn Prime Minister Sushil Koirala’s attention towards issues of safety and social security of climbers and mountaineering support staff after the worst ever disaster on Mount Everest. An NMA delegation handed over a memorandum to the PM at his official residence in Baluwatar on Saturday afternoon asking him to mobilise government mechanisms to support adventure tourism in the country, NMA president Ang Tshering Sherpa told this daily after the meeting. The delegation briefed the PM about the latest development in the mountaineering sector after the avalanche in the Khumbu Icefall region. “Issues including government support to set up climbers’ welfare fund, social and economic uplift of mountaineers, promotion of mountains and increased tourism investment were raised during the meeting,” Sherpa said, adding, the delegates also sought government support to strengthen the capacity of NMA.
- See more at: http://www.thehimalayantimes.com/fullNews.php?headline=Everest+climbers+begin+heading+home&NewsID=412975&a=3 .zxyF8lAM.dpuf